First up on Wednesday night is the joing meeting of the town's three Community Councils. They will be discussing Nairn South, the by-pass, planning issues and the recycling initiative. The meeting will be held in the Community centre and will start at 7.30 p.m.
Next up will be the NICE meeting on Thursday night. Could we soon see action from the 1,000 strong group in renovating Nairn's town centre? Joan Noble told the Gurn:
"The feasibility study for the first phase of town centre redevelopment is proceeding apace, with a good response to the recent survey of businesses, tourist operators and the public asking for suggestions and aspirations for the area.
These have been collated and several draft options will be presented and discussed at a public meeting on Thursday 23rd May 7.30 pm at the Community Centre. Everyone interested is warmly invited to come along and ensure that as wide a spectrum of opinion is represented as possible."
These have been collated and several draft options will be presented and discussed at a public meeting on Thursday 23rd May 7.30 pm at the Community Centre. Everyone interested is warmly invited to come along and ensure that as wide a spectrum of opinion is represented as possible."
There it is Gurnshire, a couple of chances to contribute to our Community's future. Why not pop down to the Community Centre on Wednesday and Thrusday nights and give a bit of gravitas to the gatherings of the usual suspects and give a helping hand to their ambitions to do the best for Nairn. Alternatively give them a roasting if you feel so inclined - it's all in aid of local democracy. Love them or loathe them, you get the Community Councils and NICE for free and they, once again, want to hear your views.
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